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This woman deserves to be supported by the government and even assigned free extension workers from the state to ensure her success. I see this as a hunger rescue mission. Farming is risky but with high rewards too. Weldone Queen.
This is a good concept but they REALLY need to work on their workers safety, these workers needs hand gloves, boots, better farm clothings, safety boots etc
I am telling you my sister u are the best for telling us the importance of farming i love your show because of u i am cultivating 15 acres of land in osun state right now i am going to need your when we start planting keep on the good works may the Lord bless you for us that are interested in farming
This is a massive farm. Wow! Goof business idea. 10 hectares of land. The lady and.the manager doing so great. I just love how thoughtful and hardworking Nigerians are.
Please danica how come that graduate of engineering come over there i need more knowledge of tomatoe farming can you connect me to them I don't mind working as worker under them
The law of attraction will follow you if you keep thinking that way. You will attract what you think😂. She surely those not thing that way so she doesn't attract that.
Another excellent inspiring farming story but an Ndigbo farmer in Ijebu Land? Well done. Ijebu sons and daughters, what's stopping you? This is what you should be doing rather than wasting your time protesting your stupid selves are hungry????
You see an Igbo man commenting stupidly about Ijebu people's not farming in their own land. Isn't that disingenuous for an Igbo person to vomit out? Yorubas, in general, are into farming more than Igbos, that is for sure. Likewise, there are thousands, if not more, of ijebu ode indigine who owned better farms than Izukour farm. Give thanks to God that she was given the lands to farm. If it were to be in the Southeast, I am not sure this lady would even have a chance to get one acre a land to farm, let alone ten. This is Yoruba's hospitality in display here, which the Igbos are lacking in their homeland.
@@adekunleyussuf4259Don't mind that goat. A simple show of hospitality and this one has turned it to something else. If it was in the east the probability of getting this same level of hospitality is low especially for outsiders.
Onye ala ka i bu, you are part of our problem in this country, what was the insult for?, anu mpama...mtchewww. There are empty lands all over SouthEast yet some of our youth refuse to farm on them rather they choose crime.
